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Reply #30 posted 09/02/07 11:13am

littlemissG

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Imago said:

irrisistableB said:


thumbs up!


I am dead serious. I've been inside of houses of witch doctors/psychics



What' your opinion of psychics and witch doctors?
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Reply #31 posted 09/02/07 11:18am

Imago

littlemissG said:

Imago said:



I am dead serious. I've been inside of houses of witch doctors/psychics



What' your opinion of psychics and witch doctors?


I don't believe them.



The Buddha did refute that people had these abilities, but that putting faith in them was just a waste of time.

Plus, to me, karam and life are based on a mesh of co-arising phenomenon--not a linear script.
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Reply #32 posted 09/02/07 11:18am

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karmatornado said:

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Should I just rename this thread " Why young people should get off their apathetic asses and vote!" and move it to P & R! lol



lol I liked your first choice better
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Reply #33 posted 09/02/07 1:07pm

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NDRU said:



Much as I didn't like the first Bush or the first gulf war, I thought that stuff happened all the time (less publicly) and that it didn't directly affect my life.

So I figured, who cares which guy in a suit lies to us?

I had few worries when it was Gore v.s Bush. Gore was obviously the best suited for the position, and Clinton's years left 'relatively' little for the nation to cry about--sure there were things that needed adressed, but compared to now? no comparison. So to me, even though, I secretly dreaded the idea of a Bush administration, I never thought I'd see it. I seriously sat stunned when he won. Not just that he won, but like you mentioned that it was even close.

It all stemmed from Clinton getting his dick sucked. That's the most shocking part. I was beside myself, and quite angry that Clinton would allow a remarkably successful run at the whitehouse, come to a crashing halt with his stupid ass libido. And equally disturbed that the nation would consider this in it's deicion to elect Bush--I mean, if you thought his answers during the debates with Kerry were bad, I remember laughing and cringing at them when he debated Gore. I simply didn't take him seriously and never thought he'd fuck us over the way he did.

I just stuns me that gay rights, women's reproductive rights, and national health car assurances are "issues". Those are givens. Pass them into law, and let's move on. Damn.

Seriously, I have to thank George Bush--he got me voting.



Remember how scared he looked when he took office? Like he couldn't believe what he'd gotten himself into. That was bad, but then the confidence he has now is even worse.

If anyone could prove to a person that it really does matter who is president, it's our current one. It's hard to remember the good ol' days when the worst thing going on was that the President cheated on his wife.
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Reply #34 posted 09/02/07 5:19pm

Rightly

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Forget voting, kids!

There'll be no real change without serious bloodshed
and that is unlikely isn't it
small circles, big wheels!
I've got a pretty firm grip on the obvious!
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Reply #35 posted 09/02/07 5:33pm

shanti0608

I vow to absentee vote after I move...
I have voted every year since I was of age.
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Reply #36 posted 09/02/07 10:06pm

Mach

eek Moving to Politics & Religion



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Reply #37 posted 09/02/07 10:19pm

sassybritches

but please only vote if you're informed. an uninformed vote affects all of us so please sit it out if you're too lazy to sort it out.
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Reply #38 posted 09/03/07 8:53am

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sassybritches said:

but please only vote if you're informed. an uninformed vote affects all of us so please sit it out if you're too lazy to sort it out.

I think a lot of people don't have the time or the nerve to sort through all the bullshit that 1 has to get through to become informed.

I agree with your statement.

peolple need very strong nerves to get through the layrs upon layers of double talk and plain deception. neutral
Let's hope nobody gets hurt in the process of informing themselves.
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Reply #39 posted 09/03/07 8:57am

Imago

sassybritches said:

but please only vote if you're informed. an uninformed vote affects all of us so please sit it out if you're too lazy to sort it out.




And to add to that, please just vote Democrat this time folks. You've been 'informed'. Thanks.
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